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Eat your way around Old Delhi like a local on a 4-hour evening street food tour. Explore the bustling streets on foot and cycle rickshaw, and sample popular local snacks like syrup-soaked jalebis, chole bhature (a traditional Punjabi dish) and more. On route, learn about Old Delhi’s history and food culture, and check out the illuminated Jama Masjid mosque and Asia’s biggest spice market. Your tour includes tastings and drinks equivalent to dinner, so arrive hungry.

During this special cooking workshop, you’ll learn the time-tested secrets behind some of India’s most iconic dishes. Master the ins and outs of five different courses, and get a hands-on, insider’s introduction to cooking with Indian spices and ingredients. Then, sit down to enjoy the freshly prepared meal, accompanied by complimentary refreshments.

Explore Old Delhi's meandering lanes without worrying about losing your way with this private, guided tour that focuses on food and culture. You'll sample street food from a variety of local spots, spend time in a Sikh Gurdwara and see the communal kitchen, and pay a visit to Asia's largest spice market, with time left over to head up to a secret rooftop to take in fantastic views.

For lovers of Indian food, this is the perfect tour for you. Not only do you help to prepare a delicious Indian meal, you also sit and eat it with a local family in their home, and your small-group tour members. Cook a three-course meal with drinks and desserts, and take away a copy of all the recipes so you can recreate them back at home.

Discover delicious Indian recipes with this interactive cooking class. Over the course of 3 hours, learn to prepare 4 entrées and 3 types of bread. When you’re finished, sit down to enjoy your well-earned meal. This activity is perfect for food lovers and travelers interested in Indian life and culture. The menu can be tailored to suit vegetarians, vegans, and those with other dietary requirements and preferences.

Enjoy an intimate, home-cooked lunch or dinner with a local family during this private, half-day cooking New Delhi workshop. Learn how to create traditional Northern Indian dishes that you can recreate back home, from paneer masala to chicken tandoori. Complimentary fresh drinks and masala tea are included; wine, beer, or liquor can be provided at an additional cost.

There are few better ways to experience Old and New Delhi than on this incredible food tour that hits major culinary attractions, food stalls that are off the beaten path and provides samples of the city's most famous flavors. Follow your expert guide through back alleys and bustling urban streets, visit several major landmarks and sample the best of culinary Old and New Delhi.

Eat your way through Old Delhi with this guided street food tour. Your professional guide will take you to trusted and vetted street food vendors, including historic restaurants that have been in local families' hands for generations. You'll try all sorts of treats, from hot tea served in disposable clay cups to tasty street food snacks.

Learn about Indian tradition and culture through food on this small-group Indian cooking course. Learn secrets and tips of how your host’s grandmother traditionally made food, starting from each ingredient and spice. There are vegetarian and non-veg options, so there’s something for everyone. Leave with the knowledge to cook up an Indian feast back home.

Learn more about Indian culture by spending the spring festival of Holi with a local family in Delhi. Indian festivals can be confusing for outsiders, and you might not know where or how to celebrate. Joining an Indian family means you’ll learn more about Holi’s cultural significance while having fun getting showered in bright colored powders and water. Meet at the family home, then celebrate Holi in a nearby park.

Old Delhi food tour is a perfect mixture of food walk and city tour in one compact package. It’s a perfect choice for tourists who wish to explore the street food culture, sights, people and market in shortest possible time. In addition to food, guests also visit some of less explored corners which are not very well known but are worth seeing the vibrant market, meeting and interacting with locals and walking through colorful streets which haven't changed much in the past two centuries. Indian food is different from the rest of the world not only in taste but also in cooking methods.This area is a perfect blend of cultures and ethos of India.The itinerary and food items included can be tailored to suit the dietary requirements of the guests. During the food walk, guests visit 8-10 food joints and taste 18-19 different dishes including one full fledged meal at the end.This tour includes the delicacies followed by a full meal and desserts to end this tour with a sweet tooth.

Skip the crowded restaurant scene for this small-group cooking class with hotel pickup and drop-off. You’re picked up from any location in Delhi and taken directly to your host and cooking teacher. Learn how to make traditional Indian food such as pakora, paneer gravy, curries, naan, and other dishes before the evening is through.

Let's explore the history of Delhi food as we visit several eateries that you won't find in a typical guidebook. we'll start with Oldest Jalebi maker,Too sweet for you? Let's cross the road to reach a 147 years old Parantha's joint. Its time to involve yourself in a Gurdwara where we'll be making food with all generations & helping each other towards the goal of feeding people.All the food we've tried & made couldn't exist without spices i.e we'll pay tribute to their market. Will explain about spices and their flavors. An olfactory experience! Like every meal we'll finish in a 3rd generation shop with BEST MASALA TEA/Chai

Witness and experience the other cultures of India on the footsteps of Delhi through the means of food and your taste buds. An unknown experience that takes you away from the mainstreams of Delhi. The activity unique as through means of flavors you would be able to understand the history and culture of the Northeaster migrants. The activity is designed to allow you a window of tasting food and culture that is hidden from the mainstream. The activity focuses on telling stories through the consumption of the food and ingredients allowing you to emerge into an eventful experience.

The beauty of an walk relies upon savouring the delectable dishes available. Much of them include Bedmi Pooris - a puffy, hefty, deep-fried puri-like bread made of wheat flour, spices, and dal, which is served with a spicy aloo sabzi, or potato curry; Paneer Pakoda - huge cubes of cottage cheese immersed in a flour batter, and then deep fried; Nahari - a sumptuous non-vegetarian dish cooked overnight with hot curry spices.